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Our International Tax Group analyzes the pillars of a new international corporate tax system, but one that faces some major hurdles.

President of United States focus on global transportation supply chains; two American ports on the West Coast. Advancing US talks with countries that have imposed digital services taxes DSTs that largely target American technology companies. EC-UK N. Ireland Protocol stalemate

One hundred and thirty six of the 140 members of the OECD G20 Inclusive Framework, including South Africa, have agreed on a new set of global tax rules that will reform the world’s tax system. Notably, two African countries that are members of the Inclusive Framework have not yet joined the agreement - Kenya and Nigeria. The two-pillar system will be presented to the G20 Leaders’ Summit at the end of October 2021. It will result in a reallocation of taxing rights from resident to sou...

Google will need to pay taxes to India for the advertisements viewed in the country, as against where the seller of the advertisement is based out of, a government official told Business Today.

On 8 October 2021, 136 out of 140 members of the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework officially agreed on certain key parameters to reallocate some taxing rights to market jurisdictions ("Pillar One")

With the implementation of the global tax deal, India might have to phase out equalisation levy or Google Tax, as it is popularly known

OECD tax deal on the global minimum tax rate Cyprus welcomes the agreement reached by the G20 on October 8th 2021, marking the long-term efforts to create fair and healthy...

French President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday welcomed the "historic" global tax agreement that opened gates to a fairer system of taxing profits.

The deal has been supported by 136 countries including India

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